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Federal Institute of Acre Offers Free English and Spanish Courses for Beginners, with In-Person Classes at the Rio Branco Campus and Selection by Lottery; Registration Remains Open Until the End of November.
The Federal Institute of Acre has opened registration for free language courses aimed at beginner level, with 50 spots reserved for the external community, staff, and students of Ifac.
The classes will be in-person at the Rio Branco campus, in the Xavier Maia neighborhood, with a start date planned for the 1st semester of 2026.
The selection will take place by lottery on December 8 at 8:30 AM in the campus premises.
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Free Courses at the Rio Branco Campus
The offerings include two options: English and Spanish.
The project targets those who are just starting, with no prior knowledge required.
The aim is to introduce the student to the basic notions of language and communication, in a face-to-face environment, with the support of institute instructors.
To accommodate the entry-level audience, the organization established a weekly schedule consisting of two distinct meetings, separated by language, always in the late afternoon.
Who Can Participate and What Are the Requirements
The spots are open to the external community, as well as staff and students already affiliated with Ifac.
The announcement defines the participation criteria: a minimum age of 14 years and education starting from Elementary School II, even if incomplete.
The applicant needs to have a valid email to fill out the online registration form and ensure receipt of the official communications regarding the process.
There is no registration fee.
How the Selection of Applicants Will Be Conducted
The distribution of spots will be done by public lottery, scheduled for December 8, starting at 8:30 AM at the Rio Branco campus.
Attendance was not stated as mandatory in the original text, but the location and time were defined to ensure transparency in the procedure.
After the lottery, the institute will proceed with the announcement of the selected candidates according to the instructions in the announcement, prioritizing the timeline established for forming the classes.
Days and Times of Classes
To organize the flow at the campus and facilitate candidate choice, the class times were announced separately by language.
The English classes will take place every Monday, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM.
The Spanish classes are scheduled for Thursdays, at the same time: 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM.
This arrangement allows interested individuals to attend only one of the options without scheduling conflicts and concentrates activities in the afternoon period.
Registration Deadlines and Online Steps
The registration period continues until November 28.
The main procedure is electronic and requires accurate completion of the digital form, paying attention to personal data and the choice of language.
Submitting the form is a mandatory step to validate participation in the lottery.
It’s important to check if the provided email address is active, as Ifac uses this channel to communicate about potential issues and to provide guidelines after the lottery.
Alternative for Those Without Internet Access
Candidates without connected devices can register in person.
In these cases, assistance is provided at the Language Coordination (Nuceli), at the Rio Branco campus, on three dates as informed by the institute: November 3, 10, and 24, during the periods of 8 AM to 11:30 AM and 2 PM to 5:30 PM.
It is advised to arrive early to fill out the form calmly and avoid lines, especially in the first hours of service.
Necessary Documents and Contact Channels
For in-person registration, the candidate must bring an official document with a photo and CPF.
The institute accepts ID, CPF, or Driver’s License as proof of identity.
In case of questions about requirements, deadlines, and details of the lottery, the Nuceli team is available via institutional email.
The recommendation is to identify the intended language in the subject line and, in the body of the message, provide full name, date of birth, and a contact phone number to facilitate the response.
What the Announcement Says and How to Follow the Next Steps
The announcement is the reference for the entire process and contains information about the timeline, participation criteria, and validation of enrollment after the lottery.
In addition to clarifying the class schedules, the document outlines the requirements for confirming a spot if the candidate is selected.
It’s essential to follow the official communications from Ifac during the registration period and shortly after the lottery, to avoid missing enrollment deadlines and any potential call for substitutes, if applicable.
Why the Lottery Method Is Used
According to the practice described in the announcement itself, the lottery serves as a selection method when demand exceeds the number of spots, ensuring fairness among candidates who meet the basic requirements.
The procedure, conducted in a public date and location, aims to provide transparency and predictability before the enrollment phase.
Although the text does not detail the ranking order or tie-break criteria, the public dissemination and visibility of the act ensure transparency in the process.
Study Routine and Personal Organization
Since the classes are in-person, participants need to organize their transportation to the Xavier Maia neighborhood in Rio Branco on the corresponding day of the week for their chosen language.
The regularity of two weekly meetings per language, distributed between Mondays and Thursdays, facilitates study planning and balancing with work and school.
It is advisable to reserve a few minutes before the start of classes to reach the campus calmly and avoid lateness in attendance tracking.
How to Register
To participate, interested individuals must meet the minimum age and education requirements, fill out the electronic form with a valid email, and submit the registration by November 28.
Those without internet access can register in person at the Language Coordination (Nuceli) of the Rio Branco campus, on November 3, 10, and 24, from 8 AM to 11:30 AM and from 2 PM to 5:30 PM, presenting ID, CPF, or Driver’s License.
The selection will take place by lottery on December 8 at 8:30 AM at the campus.
After the procedure, Ifac will inform the next steps for enrollment through the institute’s official channels and the registered email.
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